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Rush To The Rescue
06/25/2013
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(Classic Rock) Rush have swung into action to assist fellow musicians in need in their native Canada. The three-piece will donate $1 for every ticket sold for their five home-nation shows in July.

The cash will be handed over to the Unison Benevolent Fund, a non-profit charity that takes care of music industry professionals who run into hardship.

Unison say: "Whether it's a favourite song or an album by a treasured artist, music impacts our lives. Every recording and show requires an invisible network of professionals working collectively to create all the music that is important to you." more on this story

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